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POMEGRANATE AND THE 'HAPPY TO INVITE THE PRESS AT THE MEETING TO BE HELD WITH IBU ROBIN' in Verona 12 May, 11.30


BIRTH : Healthy mothers, happy land, A NETWORK TO SUPPORT IBU ROBIN


A project of solidarity for the birth
Ibu Robin Lim, a midwife, writer, poet, International Award 'Alexander Langer' 2006, returning from Haiti - which came in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake - Verona will be Wednesday, May 12 at 11:30 am at the headquarters of the Pomegranate (via Castel San Felice 36, Verona), at the creation of the solidarity network 'Healthy mothers, happy land' in support of his work on behalf of the birth .

Ibu Robin's mission (in Bali, where he lives and works, respectfully call Ibu - Mother, Lady) is to provide assistance to the most fragile infants and their mothers, curare le donne in gravidanza, aiutarle nel parto e nel post-partum, sostenere l'allattamento al seno (specialmente nelle emergenze quando mancanza d'acqua e di servizi igienico-sanitari rendono pericolosa la nutrizione artificiale).
Nel 1994 ha fondato a Bali l'associazione no profit Bumi Sehat (Bumi sta per terra madre e Sehat significa sano, felice) che gestisce un piccolo centro di salute per madri, bambini, padri, un consultorio di comunità che lotta contro la povertà e la malnutrizione, per una gravidanza sana, un parto sereno, un'accoglienza felice del nuovo nato, un luogo di salute per tutte le persone povere della regione, che solo lì possono ricevere cure adeguate, di qualità e completamente gratuite.
To engage in vital work of obstetrics and support for pregnant women to give birth, breastfeeding and new born, the birth Bumi Sehat operates homes in Bali and in Aceh and gave timely responses to emergency obstetric in the most recent natural disasters: the tsunami in Aceh in 2004, the earthquake in Yogyakarta in May 2006, the earthquake in Padang in September 2009 and now the earthquake in Haiti.
Even in Haiti, in the aftermath of the disaster, he worked primarily to protect mothers and children, exploiting all available resources, in conjunction with NGOs already present in the area, to provide drinking water, food and shelter to evacuees or the houses destroyed, to give ai sopravvissuti tutto ciò di cui hanno bisogno per ritornare alla vita. Ogni nascita è un miracolo gentile e questo miracolo è la guarigione di una parte di Haiti.Nelle prime due settimane di lavoro, oltre a concentrarsi nella realizzazione di infrastrutture, il team ha offerto prestazioni agli ospedali, nei campi e nelle tendopoli con 491 interventi (7 nascite, 85 visite prenatali, 99 visite postpartum e di supporto all'allattamento al seno, 285 cure pediatriche, 15 cure ad adulti malati e feriti) e dopo tre mesi la casa per la nascitaè pienamente operativa, avvalendosi della collaborazione di uno staff haitiano. Una volta spenti i riflettori sull'emergenza, struttura e conoscenze resteranno patrimonio della popolazione e potranno rimanere operational even when international attention will be diminished.
In bringing relief to areas with deep wounds in areas devastated by conflict and environmental disasters, the intervention of Ibu Robin is not only emergency obstetrics, but also a free health service, based on three strong principles and simple: Respect cultures, nature and medical sciences. Ibu Robin is aware that midwifery is an art based on love and that respect for the birth we become bearers of peace. Mothers
healthy, happy land, a network of solidarity, constituted by the favor of the Alexander Langer Foundation, aims to raise awareness of the work and the thought of Ibu Robin Lim and Bumi Sehat.

ALSO
Ibu Robin presents "Guerrilla Midwife" a documentary film Deja Bernhardt.
"In every country on this planet, there is a war being fought for a good more valuable than gold or oil. The battlefield is the body of a woman when she is most vulnerable and in need of protection. .. when giving birth. " Guerrilla
Midwife's documentary Deja Bernhardt, to be presented at the 'Cannes Film Festival Independent', follows Ibu Robin Lim in the trenches of his work. CONTACT


The Pomegranate Phone 0458300908
Tiziana Valpiana, Verona, tiziana.valpiana @ tiscali.it
Martina Zambelli, Bolzano, Tel 0471977691

madrisaneterrafelice@alexanderlanger.org
http://madrisane.blogspot.com
http://www.bumisehatbali.org (in English)
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Biography Ibu Robin Lim





Ibu Robin Lim was born in 1956 in the U.S. state of Iowa, the daughter of a complex genealogy Filipino-Chinese-German-Irish. E 'then lived in New Jersey and for some periods in Okinawa (Japan), Bagujo (Philippines), Maui (Hawaii), and Antigua Puntagorda (Canary Islands), in Belize, in Fairfield (California), Paris, Singapore.
Until 1992 he lived with his first four children, writing and teaching poetry.

He decided to become a midwife in 1991, after three painful deaths. She graduated from the United States and is registered at the North American Registry of Midwives.
In 1992 she married current husband, a widower with two children, and together they moved to Bali. Here was born their seventh child.
He studied homeopathy, Chinese medicine, herbal medicine. He studied and worked side by side with traditional Balinese midwives.

In 1994 he founded the Yayasan Bumi Sehat non-profit association (Bumi Sehat and mother earth is going to mean healthy, happy), where he is executive director.
Bumi Sehat is a clinic for mothers and families, based on three fundamental principles: respect for culture, for nature and for the Medical Sciences. We operate teachers, midwives, nurses, doctors and international volunteers. They offer a high standard of prenatal care, birth assistance, including water services for the postnatal support for breastfeeding and natural family planning. Pose the greatest loving care at birth.
Immediately after the tsunami of 2004 went with his team in Aceh, very close to the epicenter, was almost completely destroyed by the waters, where 70% of the population died in a minute. Here ha fondato la seconda clinica Bumi Sehat.
In seguito ha dato risposte tempestive di pronto soccorso ostetrico nel terremoto a Yogyakarta nel maggio 2006, in quello a Padang nel settembre 2009 e nel gennaio 2010 ad Haiti. Qui, a Jacmel, ha fondato la terza clinica Bumi Sehat.
L'associazione non riceve contributi pubblici, ma vive grazie a donazione di “amici” da tutto il mondo.

Nel 2006 ha vinto il Premio Internazionale Alexander Langer.